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There are two parts in the main window : on the left side, there is the "potato" area where you can drop objects (eyebrows, noses, spectacles, ...) from the part on the right side, the "objects" area.
To drag an object, move the mouse pointer to the "objects" area, click on the object you want to drag, but do not release the mouse button until you have moved the mouse pointer to the location in the "potato" area where you want to drop the object.
Once dropped in the "potato" area, an object can be moved around in that area. Just click on it to select it for further drag and drop. When you click on it, it goes on top of other objects that were partially hiding it.
To remove an object that has been dropped in the "potato" area, drag it back from the "potato" area to the "objects" area.
Resets the "potato" area.
Opens an existing tuberling file from the museum or from somewhere else if you wish.
Saves your creation to the museum, or to somewhere else if you wish. The tuberling is saved to a low weight file where only the position of objects are saved.
Creates a file holding the picture of your tuberling. Available file formats are XPM, JPEG, PNG and BMP.
Prints your picture (PostScript (TM) format).
Quits KTuberling.
Copies the potato area as a picture to the clipboard.
Undoes last operation.
Re-does last operation.
Toggles sound on/off. If kaudioplayer isn't running, this menu item is greyed out.
Displays this handbook.
Satisfies ego of authors.
Tells about one of the greatest Linux-related projects.
Resets the "potato" area.
Opens an existing tuberling file from the museum or from somewhere else if you wish.
Saves your creation to the museum, or to somewhere else if you wish. The tuberling is saved to a low weight file where only the position of objects are saved.
Prints your picture (PostScript (TM) format).
Undoes last operation.
Redoes last operation.
Displays this handbook.
You can redefine nearly all keyboard bindings, but the following defaults are just fine :
Resets the "Potato" area
Opens an existing tuberling file from the museum or from somewhere else if you wish.
Saves your creation to the museum, or to somewhere else if you wish. The tuberling is saved to a low weight file where only the position of objects are saved.
Prints your picture (PostScript (TM) format).
Quits KTuberling.
Copies the potato area as a picture to the clipboard.
Undoes last operation.
Re-does last operation. (This key binding is not redefinable).
Displays this handbook.
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